John Sherman Resting Quietly After Illness
Washington March 1 John Sherman lies at his residence in the capital his condition exceedingly enfeebled yet he rests quietly after a journey from Old Point Comfort. He was brought in a chair to his home on K street attended by Mrs McLiam daughter Dr Meriad Mesers yt. berg and Brohaseo of Ohio and others. Nurses and Dr W W Johnston care for him as he recovers kindly.
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Washington
John Sherman
Old Point
South
Cuba
United States
Russia
Nicaragua Canal
Philippine Islands
Emory Smith
Political Conspirators Block Street Railway Insurance Bill
The House defeated a bill sought by Bruge Shaw and Fergusson to charter a street railway insurance company amid a clash over alleged political motives. Debate centered on leverage of state office and possible protection for small street railway firms, with opposition from several representatives and a reported objection from the insurance commissioner. The session also engrossed bills on city employment eight hour day and anti coercion measures, while budgets and other committee reports dominated the day.
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Mr. Mellen
Alexander B. Bruce
Shaw
W. B L. Ferguson
Mellen
Ferguson
Bruce
Messrrs. Howland
Chelsea
Whall
Boston
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Pittsfield
Worcester
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Framingham
E. J. Donovan
Driscoll
Chicopee
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Malden Bridge
Paton
Leominster
Committee On Election Laws
Keneath
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Saunders
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J. H. Donovan
Labor Committee
Mr. Donahue
Fall River
Ways and Means Committee
Monson
Boston Normal Art School
Ways and Means
Lowell Textile
Nquor
Ross
New Bedford
Public Service Committee
Supreme and
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Committee On Labor
Gale
Committee On Federal Relations
United States
Thomas W. Lawson
Committee On Cities
State House
Mt. Vernon
Bowdoin Streets
Hancock Avenue
Joy Street
Mt. Vernon and
Beacon Streets
Soule
Let's Get Married Alarm Clocks and Eyeglasses Ad
A promotional notice touts alarm clocks at 65 cents and eyeglasses at 1 dollar, claiming unique watches and jewelry crafted in Australia. It advertises ring sales, watch repair, and a New Store with low prices and free eye tests, located at 41 to 16 Hanover Street.
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Hanover Strebe Row
Tijs
WHSON
New Stire
Carmen Nethersole stars in Boston Carmen performance at Hollis Street
Olga Nethersole appears in the title role in Carmen at Hollis Street Theatre Boston after a prior Boston run. Critics note her dramatic power and the piece's bleak portrait of Merimee's heroine with a large enthusiastic audience. Also updates on Grace Beals The Moth and the Flame company and Castle Square Theatre plans.
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Seavnbon
Olga Nethersole
Hollis Street Theatre
Boston
Merimee
the Moth and the
Flame’ Company
Maude Odell
Miss Beals
Columbia Theatre
Miss Odell
R. Pitman, Jr
Bonnie Brier Bush
Mr. Pitman
J. R. Pitman
Castle Square
Barrows
Gray Company
Alger Praises Cuban Leaders After Havana Visit
In Havana on March 29 General Gomez joined General Brooke aboard the Ingalls for a luncheon with Secretary Alger who praised Gomez as a wise patriot. Alger reported progress, $700000 spent on sanitar y improvements, and prosperity returning slowly while noting continuing misery with 20000 starving in Matanzas.
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Havana
Gomez
Brooke
Ingalls
Alger
Ludlow
Wilson
Matanzas
Body Found in Gully Near Rockport
Gloucester March 29 The body of Andrew Lane was found in a gully off Gand's Land Rockport This discovery confirms death by self harm due to family troubles He was last seen Monday morning at the bark when he obtained cashier's checks He was 42 leaves four married sons and a widow.
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Gloucester
Andrew Lane
Gand
Rockport
Lane
The Tremont Theatre Offers A Runaway Girl And More At The Stage
Jolly James Powers and Virginia Baril lead Augustin Daly's company in A Runaway Girl at Tremont Theatre with singing and dancing. Olga Nethersole performs The Termagant and Camille at Hollis. Brown's in Town ends soon at Park Theatre. Moth and the Flame with Kelcey and Shannon comes next Monday. Viola Allen stars in The Christian at Boston Museum with Holy Week crowds. The Prodigal Daughter closes Castle Square Theatre this week. followed by The Girl I Left Behind Me Easter week. Uncle Tom's Cabin sees big reductions after A Night's Trouble at Columbia Theatre. The Real Widow Brown headlines Grand Opera House with Flo Irwin and Walter Hawley in The Gay Mission.
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Jolly James Powers
Merry Virginia Baril
Augustin Daly
Tremont Theatre
Olga Nethersole
Hollis
Camille
Brown
the Park
Herbert Kelcey
Effie Shannon
Viola Allen
Boston Museum
Castle Square
Columbia Theatre
Widow Brown
Grand Opera House
Flo Irwin
Walter Hawley
Rockport Strikers Demand Nine Hour Day
Laborers from Rockport Granite Company at Bay View held a meeting at the Lanesville rink to discuss the phase of the strike and the use of outside labor. They resolved to stand by the demand for nine hours pay for a nine hour day.
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Chloucester
Rockport Granite Company
Bay View
Lanesville
John Hancock Council Celebrates Nineteenth Anniversary
John Hancock Council Royal Arcanum marked its 19th anniversary with a banquet at Hiawatha Hall hosted by A. F. Landers. Grand officers and members of other lodges attended as over twenty numbers entertained, including a notable reading The Gypsy Flower Girl by Lizzie B. Landers and performances by Lena Ir. Webber, Grace B. Webber, and the Steinert Quartet among others.
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John Hancock Council
Royal Arcanum
Hiawatha Hall
A. F. Landers
Lizzie B. Landers
Somerville
Lena Ir
Grace B. Webber
Howard Shaffer
Lillian J. Bell
Maybell Griffin
Giles Mahler
Beulah Helen Nay
John H. Pratt
Edward R. Neiman
Jr. M. Noble
Mire
Grace Wheeler
Marion Corker
Frank G. Hanson
George A. Mulford
Claire N. Colby
The Grand and Local Theatres Showcase Easter Week
Richard Harlow performs in gowns while the Liliputians open a two week run at Grand Opera Truse. The Dog Spy with Leonzo Wrethers thrills Bowdoin Square Theatre this week. The Jolly Musketeer brings Jefferson de Angelis to anon? Theatre next Monday. Mascot the Arabian horse stays at Austin & Stone's. Bonanza Girls excite Grand Theatre audiences. The British Guards Band tours New England in sixty performances over thirty one days. Lieutenant Godfrey's band aids Charlestown Dispensary benefit at Park Theatre and Music Hall. Box office advance sales run strong.
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Richard Harlow
Liliputians
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Leonzo Wrethers
James Keys
Furber and Davis
al Reeves
Howard
Silvers
Keith
Silver
Jefferson de Angelis
Jolly Musketeer
Julian Edwards
Stanislaus Stange
Anon
Monay
Austin & Stone’s
Grand Theatre
Providence
Infantry Hall
Rhode Island
Elisha Dyer
England
New England
Godfrey
Park Theatre
Charlestown Free Dispensary
Music Hall
Godfrey's British Guards Band Arrives in New England
Lieutenant Dan Godfrey and the British Guards Band finally reach New England for a concert tour. The ensemble will perform in several cities, bringing a full military band program to local audiences.
Crook Transport Arrives with 682 Bodies and 30 Passengers
The United States transport Crook arrived from Porto Rico and Santiago this morning carrying thirty passengers and 682 bodies of soldiers who died or were killed in Cuba and Porto Rico.
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New York
United States
Crook
Porto Rico
Santiago
Cuba
Reunion of St Marys Parish Ball at Roughans Mall
St Marys Young Men Catholic Association North End will hold a grand reunion and ball at Roughans Mall Friday evening April 14. The group has gymnasium billiard room library and game room, with free lessons by a professor. Officers include Rev Father Byrnes S J president Patrick J Carroll vice president Eugene C Driscoll secretary and Thomas F Garrity librarian.
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St. Mary’s Young Men’s Catholic Association of
North End
Roughan’s Mall
Cooper and
North Margin Streets
Father Byrnes
Doan's Ointment Promises Safe Skin Relief
A vintage advertisement promoting Doan's Ointment for eczema and other skin troubles. It claims the product soothes delicate skin without harm and is available at drug stores for 50 cents.
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Doan
Guarantee on Tar Syrup Refunds From Local Drug Firms
A signed declaration promises refunds for Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds. It also guarantees a smaller bottle with a money back option. Signers include Emery Souther and multiple Boston druggists and firms. Two hundred others listed.
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Greene
Emery Souther
Green &J. Rust & Richardson Drug CO
George C. Goodwin & CO
B. F. Bradbury
Washington St
Be, Woodward & CO
Bromfield St. Joseph
Potter to Reappear in Mills Meeting at Appleton Parade
Miss Melen Potter, renowned impersonator and actress, resumes stage life after a three year retirement tonight at the Parker Memorial on Appleton and Berkeley streets under the Mills Meeting auspices. She will perform impersonations, comic sketches, and readings in a single evening.
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Parker Memorial
Appleton and
Berkeley Streets
Mills Meeting
Melen Potter
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